HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-09-17, Page 8INI'ON''S
ADING JEWTLLRY STORE
For one week: only, September 5th to 12th
Any kind of, glasses in the store will be at very special prices
We are fully'qualified to test eyes ,and guarantee satisfac
tion,at a price that will compare with anj' in town,
Eyes tested free.
Moi:or Goggles all styles at regular prices;.
H. H® JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery''and Repairs Next Ilovey's Drug Store
Lixnry and Economy
Women have., ever had to
',choose between luxury and econ
omy in matters of dress. Al-
most "invariably one must be
sacrificed to the other. But in
Holeproof"' Hosiery are found
the luxury of stylish, snug -fit-
ting hosiery and'thei economy of
Holeproof silk and lisle and
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
long'serviee and moderate price.,
Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00.
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SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUSINESS
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A Partial List
of Contents
0 Katharina
I'll See'you,in
No -Wonder
Will,You Remember!
If it wasn't for you .:I' wouldn't be
crying nog
Rock a Bye Baby Days
IIow I Love That •Girl
MY - Gal Don't Love Me Any Marc"
I Had Someone Else Before I Had
You
Jing -a -Ling -a -Ling
When the One You Love Loves You
My Mother's Humming Lullaby
And Eighteen Others C®C
.M1 for li
"You Can'i, Go Wrong
my Dreams
All the Various Pricesfresh for the Pickling Season. The vin-
egars are of the best quality. Do` not risk your_ pickles to inferior
quality vinegar.
_Fresh quality goods at economical prices.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J,
With Any Feist Song"
Tile W. D. Farr Go.
Often the Cheapest Always the Best
DOES YOUR COAT.
shut out the penetrating storm
winds and keep you warm even
in severe weather?
If not, why not order ;here
an overcoat of seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style that will
give service several seasons.
You will find it a "worth-
while" investment. -
• H'ow about a aiew business
suit?
We are sole agents in Clinton
for Semi -Ready Suits. Over
200 patterns in Fall and Win-
ter Suitings and Overcoatings.
Ciar
Davis a ,Herman
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224=W
If you +� of price
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a
O t roofing
;iohns�Manvil
PILQ,
Backed by Johns -Manville Inc.,
with over fifty year expmrience
in the :manufacture of roofings.
Made of carefuilyselected rag felt
-thoroughly saturated with life-
giving natural asphalts:
johns- Manville
Pilot Roofhig
Quantity output and distributing
economies ' make possible the
P
roduction of this roofing, which-
combines moderate first costwith
really good service
We recommend the application
of Johns 1Vianville Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in-
sure an absolutely weather-tite
job. Ask us about this . feature.
Sutter & Perdue -
Hardware, Plumbing
Electric Wiring Phone .147w:
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Two
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Car of Sugar
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Car of Peaches
At Wholesale Price's.
, We expect our car of Peaches about September 16th or 18th
5.;
Leave your order early and secure a' bushel at special price
of the car:
Heaping Measure Number one Quality,
Best Preserving Peaches. Do not n.iss them
In the Morning First Delivery 9,-a.m. e In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.rn.
Kindly Order Early
Cash and ;N 48
hone
Mrs: W. C. Brown returned from Tor-
onto on Friday,
Mr. Amos Castle hs been" visiting re-
latives in Owen Sound.
Miss Ruby Irwin returned Monday
Aim .a visit i in Toronto.
Mr. Fred Lawrence has taken charge
of a. school at •Milberta, Ont.
Mr. W. H. Rellyar is spending .a few
days in- London - and Sarnia this
week. ,
Miss Annie Lawrence returned last
week to her teaching duties at
Cayuga. ..
Mrs. J. McGee of Winnipeg spent the
week -end as the guest of her cous-
in, Mrs. R. J. Clug,
Mr .and Ms. George McLenpan have
had a most enjoyable motor trip
to Sault Ste.. Marie. J
Miss E. A. Washington returned Fri-
day after a month's visit with re-
latives at Port Union.
Miss Isobel Draper has returned , to
Brantford to resume her,duties a -
ter the summer vacation.
Miss Bessie nSloman left last week
for New ,York City after spending
a vacation at her -home in town.
Mr, John Cuninghame returned the'
end of the week from a pleaant.
visit in Peterborough and Toronto.
Miss Cleta Ford returned last week
to her duties as.a member of the.
staff of Alma College, St. Thomas.
Miss Emma Southcombe of Niagara
Falls has been the guest during the
`past week of Miss Minnie' Rudd of
• town.
Miss Doris Collyer of Toronto is vis-
iting in town with her cousin, Miss
Jean Miller, and with Miss Helen
Roberton.
Miss Kathleen East 'and Miss McKel-
lar of Toronto visited a. few days
recently with 'the forrier's sister,
Mrs, Gordon' Cuninghame.:
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Walker have re-
turned from a visit with their ton-
in -law and daughter, Mr. -and Ms.
W. Tanner, at. Wallaceburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrows 'and Misses
Helen, Margaret and Nina of Strat-
' ford were the guests on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. H; Pennebaker.
Mr. Harry Lawrence, son of Mr. and=
Mrs. S. Lawrence of town, has been
transferred ' from the Goderich
Branch-tof •the, Bank of Montreal 'to
that of Napanee. -
Mrs. Treleaven of Timmins and Miss
L. Gibbing§ of Toronto; who were
here for the funeral of their moth-
er, the. late" Mrs. John Gibbings,
left Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Brown of Cbchrane, who has
,been visiting in this part of On-
tario for a couple ' of months„ has
been spending a few days this
.week with Clinton friends.
Mr. Delos Disher, formerly • of. the
Royal Bank staff, Clinton,'but now
of Owen Sound, called on solne;of
his friends in town on Tuesday.He
had been spending a vacation' at
his home in Dungannon and was
returning' to: Owen Sound..,
Mr. Edward Weeks of hose, N. Y.,
is in town and: will start' operating
the evaporator shortly. Mr. A.
Case, "who so many years. had
charge' of ' the', evaporator and
'whose advent in town was always
' welcome to our; citizens, is not en-
joying the best pf health and cines
not feel like spending so lonm away
from home.
Mrs. R. E. Manning and Miss Helen
returned Saturday evening after a
three months' : visit with the form-
er's brothers and sisters at Denver,
Col. Much of the time was. spent,
at the summer home of a brother
of. Mrs. Manning's in the mountains.
Mrs. Manning's health has been
`niueh'benefitted by her trip, her
friends willbe glad to hear,
Hydro and Cooking
DEAR MADAM•—
There is an old saying that a cool kitchen makes 'a eool'house,
Certainly roasting and baking, on ' the' other hand, make a
scorching hot kitchen—hotter by far than anything the suns, rays
alone can do.
But certainly no family can retain health and good disposition
for long on a diet of dairy•dishest or on meals "cooked", as it were,
on the "cash register" in the delicatessen shop. And that isn't ne=
cessary-.You can serve perfectly cooked meals at your table without
super -heating the kitchen or doing time at the range.
Best -of all, you can be away from the `kitchen and yet be sure
that the meal will be perfectly prepared just the same. `
That sounds like magic, . [hut it's merely one 1 oft'r lc t he a ntages
es
you will„ enjoy by having an Electric Range yo
t
cooks ori its own time, so to.'say, without supervision and without
sniper -heating the kitchen. That's, what makes the Electric Range a
real "FIRELESS COOKER"—It retains the heat.
Amor' memmommer
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY—IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, Clinton
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40.
Music Lessons
Miss Jean McIllurchie, A.T.C.M.
Pupil of Dr. Ernest McMillan
PIANO and THEORY
Apply at house on King street
Evaporator -Opening
The Clinton Evaporator will be op-
erated this fall and will open next
week. The highest market price will
be paid for sound -apples delivered at
the evaporator. ip Town and • Weeks
the., evaporator. _23-2
• TOWN & WEEKS
Phone 154
LO EY
•A: W.:Andert011
Organist St./James Church, .`
London ,
Teacher of Piano and Singing
Vacancies for'Pupils
• •"Studio; 'Mrs. J. E. Cook
Clinton Phone 54'
Conservative
CONVENTION
A Convention of the Conservatives, of
South Huron will be held, in
Town Hall, Hensall
Friday, ,Sept;, -1
at 2 p.m.
• to nominate a oandidate , fox 411,e
House of Commons. ? ,...
Each municipality is entitled to
send three delegates for each polling
sub -division.
It. V. LeSueur, M.P. of Sarnia
and other prominent speakers will
address the Convention,
Executive 'meeting at 1 o'clock
God Save the. King!
Rot. Higgins, 0, G. Middleton
Secretary. Preident.
Pure,Beekist Clover Honey
Pure Beekist.Dark.Amber Honey
Pure Beekist Comb Honey
Q.kL STANDARD GRADE
WATT'S, CUDMORE & SCRIBBENS
• CLINTON
21-tf-1-p
Now is t
Time
To replenish your supply of
graniteware. ' We have allkinds»
at good .prices. Look ours over
before -you buy.
The time is corning when you
will soon, need a new stove.
We have a new one which will
attract everyone, and will be
pleased to show it td anyone.
fake our 1iornesAttraotive
We have the largest and best assortment of Floor, Bridge and
Table Lamps and Shades ever shown in this community, whish you
are cordially invited to inspect. If you say so we will reserve any
of them for later illivery.
Of course you A d Pri our
right dowstock n to the always
Lo est�ght up to date
Bring in your Old Home pictures • and have them framed'
it is the only w.qy to saye them.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT .,
You will be wise to look us over for your requirements in roof
ing, etc. We always carry a full line of the Gild Reliable Brantford
Roofing. ✓'
Extra Special Prices on Red Barn Paint "
Per Gallon ... .
We are offering special !prices on Coag Oil Stoves and Ovens
Screen Doors and Window Screens
$1.75
,
nton Hardware.�ad.FurnitixreCo.
THE STORES' WITS A STOCK 196
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardware
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HARD WARE' and PLUMBING
e 244
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We Pay qt Cash
---FOR-{--
Newlaid Eggs . and Live Poultry
Now is the time to market your old Roosters; old Hens; old
Ducks; old Tom Turkeys; also Young Dubklings and Broiling Chickens.
our price list is free for the asking¢'also our "Cooperative Mar-
keting" information: Write us: today, or phone "Clinton =190" if
you cannot call at our Clinton buying station' yourself. ,
• Your neighbor can tell you that it pays' to cooperate 'with us.
LET 11S PROVE TO YOU THAT WE FAY A PREMIUM
FOR QUALITY
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co.., Limited.
Head,„Office. Montiieal,.Que: { . '
Clinton Branch openi each day from 7 a.m. to 0 p.m.
Also open Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9
Wr-ite,.Phone or Call for any further information you. require
• R. W. WARD, BranchManager '
Day Phone 190
imariFaxmagatetw
Night Phone 254,
at Display
A fine showing of Fall. and Winter Hats"iw onGdisplay at the
Vogue Millinery.
Yours inspection is cordially invited.
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CODE ,G ICH ',BEMJTY PA 'i' LOBS'
ANNOUNCEMENT' :;.
l wish to call the.,attention' of the ladies to the fact that 1 will
still conduct the beauty parlor in connection with my regular, barber-
ing business. This parlor is in ,charge of an
xp rlelr eed I;.dacig liatriiresser
and first-class service is /guaranteed
Appointments nay be made at any time.,
West Street W. J. IN AHD Telephone 26